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Monday:

Premier:

Witheridge v Elburton Villa

Penzance v Bodmin Town

Wadebridge Town v Plymouth Parkway

East:

Crediton United v Exeter Civil Service

Tuesday:

Premier:

Liskeard Athletic v St.Blazey

Buckland Athletic v Torpoint Athletic

Cullompton Rangers v Falmouth Town

Saltash United v Holsworthy

West:

Dobwalls v Camelford

Foxhole Stars v Perranporth

East:

Exeter University v Royal Marines

Teignmouth v Budleigh Salterton

Exmouth Town v Appledore

Wednesday:

Premier:

Elburton Villa v Plymouth Parkway

Bodmin Town v Launceston

Ivybridge Town v Dartmouth

Tavistock v Bovey Tracey

West:

Callington Town v Truro City

Hayle v St Austell

Millbrook v Plymstock United

East:

Bickleigh v Crediton United

Totnes & Dartington v Galmpton Gents

Stoke Gabriel v Exeter Civil Service

Ottery St Mary v Axminster Town

Okehampton Argyle v Alphington

Thursday:

East:

Royal Marines v Liverton United

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Penzance 0 - 2 Bodmin Town

Wadebridge Town 2 - 1 Plymouth Parkway

Witheridge 4 - 3 Elburton Villa

BUCKLAND ATHLETIC 32 24 5 3 107 42 65 77

BODMIN TOWN 32 24 3 5 82 31 51 75

FALMOUTH TOWN 31 20 3 8 74 32 42 63

TAVISTOCK 32 20 2 10 71 45 26 62

TORPOINT ATHLETIC 34 16 10 8 63 52 11 58

ST.BLAZEY 32 18 3 11 73 52 21 57

PENZANCE 33 16 7 10 61 51 10 55

PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 32 16 6 10 75 50 25 54

SALTASH UNITED 33 15 9 9 66 44 22 54

WITHERIDGE 32 16 4 12 76 64 12 52

IVYBRIDGE TOWN 35 11 10 14 57 65 -8 43

LAUNCESTON 31 11 5 15 56 64 -8 38

WADEBRIDGE TOWN 34 10 5 19 52 70 -18 35

ELBURTON VILLA 32 8 9 15 49 73 -24 33

DARTMOUTH 31 9 4 18 42 68 -26 31

LISKEARD ATHLETIC 32 6 7 19 48 71 -23 25

BOVEY TRACEY 32 5 7 20 47 93 -46 22

CULLOMPTON RANGERS 32 6 3 23 37 86 -49 21

HOLSWORTHY 32 2 6 24 33 116 -83 12

Crediton United 1 - 0 Exeter Civil Service

ROYAL MARINES 27 21 3 3 88 37 51 66

STOKE GABRIEL 33 21 3 9 86 43 43 66

LIVERTON UNITED 30 18 6 6 77 40 37 60

GALMPTON GENTS 30 17 6 7 71 37 34 57

ALPHINGTON 32 17 3 12 71 52 19 54

BUDLEIGH SALTERTON 32 15 4 13 63 51 12 49

EXETER CIVIL SERVICE 31 15 3 13 55 54 1 48

TOTNES & DARTINGTON 29 14 5 10 61 44 17 47

APPLEDORE 29 15 2 12 75 61 14 47

EXMOUTH TOWN 30 14 5 11 69 58 11 47

TEIGNMOUTH 29 12 4 13 65 65 0 40

NEWTON ABBOT SPURS 32 11 4 17 60 78 -18 37

CREDITON UNITED 31 10 5 16 55 73 -18 35

EXETER UNIVERSITY 28 10 4 14 47 54 -7 34

AXMINSTER TOWN 29 10 2 17 48 84 -36 32

OKEHAMPTON ARGYLE 31 9 4 18 58 88 -30 31

OTTERY ST MARY 31 4 6 21 44 118 -74 18

BICKLEIGH 32 4 3 25 43 99 -56 15

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SWPL Premier:

Liskeard Athletic 1 St Blazey 4

Est crowd 70 (31 from St Blazey)

Est??? There were only 70 there!! And 31 from St Blazey. Some of the crowds are bloody awful lately. Thats the worst crowd ive ever seen at Liskeard for a match against St Blazey. Even Buckland who are just a few games from a famous first title can only manage just over 100 fans.

Lucky to get a program tonight. Had one of the last ones from the top gate. Had to laugh when the managers notes were all about their game with Torpoint and the league table was out of date about 2 months ago!! :lol:

But to give credit where its due, Liskeards ground and pitch is looking as good as ive ever seen it. The pitch was cut and level and it looked ready for the start of the season. Perfect. Speaking the man on the gate, I was told theres a retired man who does it all for nothing and spends 5 hours aday looking after the pitch. Well a big well done because you can see the effort thats gone into it. Superb.

On to the football, another good win for St Blazey. 1v0 down early on but battled back with a good header from Cooper before half time. 2nd half St Blazey took the lead through an own goal after good work from Danny Zallick. The third was scored by Cooper after Higmans cross came back off the bar and Cooper smashed the ball home. St Blazey then added a 4th when Piggot cut inside and curled a great effort into the far corner. Good win, lets hope we can seal 5th postion and if we win our remaining 3 home games and theres a few dropped points above us......maybe higher!! Never say never!! :drink:

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BUCKLAND ATHLETIC 33 25 5 3 110 42 68 80

BODMIN TOWN 32 24 3 5 82 31 51 75

FALMOUTH TOWN 32 21 3 8 79 33 46 66

TAVISTOCK 32 20 2 10 71 45 26 62

ST.BLAZEY 33 19 3 11 77 53 24 60

TORPOINT ATHLETIC 35 16 10 9 63 55 8 58

SALTASH UNITED 34 16 9 9 72 45 27 57

PENZANCE 33 16 7 10 61 51 10 55

PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 32 16 6 10 75 50 25 54

WITHERIDGE 32 16 4 12 76 64 12 52

IVYBRIDGE TOWN 35 11 10 14 57 65 -8 43

LAUNCESTON 31 11 5 15 56 64 -8 38

WADEBRIDGE TOWN 34 10 5 19 52 70 -18 35

ELBURTON VILLA 32 8 9 15 49 73 -24 33

DARTMOUTH 31 9 4 18 42 68 -26 31

LISKEARD ATHLETIC 33 6 7 20 49 75 -26 25

BOVEY TRACEY 32 5 7 20 47 93 -46 22

CULLOMPTON RANGERS 33 6 3 24 38 91 -53 21

HOLSWORTHY 33 2 6 25 34 122 -88 12

ST AUSTELL 28 19 2 7 80 38 42 59

PERRANPORTH 26 18 3 5 74 33 41 57

HAYLE 27 17 1 9 57 34 23 52

NEWQUAY 29 16 4 9 78 58 20 52

PENRYN ATHLETIC 28 16 3 9 65 40 25 51

GODOLPHIN ATLANTIC 27 13 6 8 58 43 15 45

PLYMSTOCK UNITED 26 11 7 8 46 38 8 40

DOBWALLS 28 11 7 10 50 44 6 40

CAMELFORD 26 11 4 11 49 47 2 37

CALLINGTON TOWN 26 10 6 10 50 44 6 36

PORTHLEVEN 28 10 5 13 59 63 -4 35

VOSPERS OAK VILLA 27 10 4 13 46 58 -12 34

FOXHOLE STARS 28 7 7 14 39 72 -33 28

MILLBROOK 27 6 4 17 32 72 -40 22

TRURO CITY 27 5 4 18 32 66 -34 19

MOUSEHOLE 28 1 7 20 18 83 -65 10

Exeter University 1 - 4 Royal Marines

Exmouth Town 3 - 1 Appledore

Teignmouth 2 - 2 Budleigh Salterton

ROYAL MARINES 28 22 3 3 92 38 54 69

STOKE GABRIEL 33 21 3 9 86 43 43 66

LIVERTON UNITED 30 18 6 6 77 40 37 60

GALMPTON GENTS 30 17 6 7 71 37 34 57

ALPHINGTON 32 17 3 12 71 52 19 54

EXMOUTH TOWN 31 15 5 11 72 59 13 50

BUDLEIGH SALTERTON 33 15 5 13 65 53 12 50

EXETER CIVIL SERVICE 31 15 3 13 55 54 1 48

TOTNES & DARTINGTON 29 14 5 10 61 44 17 47

APPLEDORE 30 15 2 13 76 64 12 47

TEIGNMOUTH 30 12 5 13 67 67 0 41

NEWTON ABBOT SPURS 32 11 4 17 60 78 -18 37

CREDITON UNITED 31 10 5 16 55 73 -18 35

EXETER UNIVERSITY 29 10 4 15 48 58 -10 34

AXMINSTER TOWN 29 10 2 17 48 84 -36 32

OKEHAMPTON ARGYLE 31 9 4 18 58 88 -30 31

OTTERY ST MARY 31 4 6 21 44 118 -74 18

BICKLEIGH 32 4 3 25 43 99 -56 15

Marines closing in on Premier Division football now!

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Another bad night for the Peninsula League's Devon-based hierarchy. Bodmin just won't surrender, so the title race looks like going to the wire. I would say Buckland are still favourites, but only just, with those two games against Falmouth to come.

Tonight, Sam Matthews scored an 88th minute winner against Launceston at Priory Park.

Paul Hider had made an excellent penalty save to deny Chris Luxton on the hour, and Dominic Richardson missed a sitter in injury time, for a Launceston side who did the league, and Buckland, proud.

They gave everything, defended superbly, and had one or two really good chances which went begging.

Bodmin were without the influential Steve Simmonds and Danny O'Hagan, and certainly were not at their best, but they never give up.

Onwards to Saturday. Buckland at Bickland and Bodmin at Cullompton. Exciting isnt it. :c:

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Also in West:

Callington Town 3 - 0 Truro City Reserves

ST AUSTELL 29 20 2 7 81 38 43 62

PERRANPORTH 26 18 3 5 74 33 41 57

HAYLE 28 17 1 10 57 35 22 52

NEWQUAY 29 16 4 9 78 58 20 52

PENRYN ATHLETIC 28 16 3 9 65 40 25 51

GODOLPHIN ATLANTIC 27 13 6 8 58 43 15 45

PLYMSTOCK UNITED 27 12 7 8 49 38 11 43

DOBWALLS 28 11 7 10 50 44 6 40

CALLINGTON TOWN 27 11 6 10 53 44 9 39

CAMELFORD 26 11 4 11 49 47 2 37

PORTHLEVEN 28 10 5 13 59 63 -4 35

VOSPERS OAK VILLA 27 10 4 13 46 58 -12 34

FOXHOLE STARS 28 7 7 14 39 72 -33 28

MILLBROOK 28 6 4 18 32 75 -43 22

TRURO CITY 28 5 4 19 32 69 -37 19

MOUSEHOLE 28 1 7 20 18 83 -65 10

Also in Premier:

Tavistock 2 - 0 Bovey Tracey

BUCKLAND ATHLETIC 33 25 5 3 110 42 68 80

BODMIN TOWN 33 25 3 5 83 31 52 78

FALMOUTH TOWN 32 21 3 8 79 33 46 66

TAVISTOCK 33 21 2 10 73 45 28 65

ST.BLAZEY 33 19 3 11 77 53 24 60

TORPOINT ATHLETIC 35 16 10 9 63 55 8 58

SALTASH UNITED 34 16 9 9 72 45 27 57

PLYMOUTH PARKWAY 33 16 7 10 76 51 25 55

PENZANCE 33 16 7 10 61 51 10 55

WITHERIDGE 32 16 4 12 76 64 12 52

IVYBRIDGE TOWN 36 11 10 15 57 67 -10 43

LAUNCESTON 32 11 5 16 56 65 -9 38

WADEBRIDGE TOWN 34 10 5 19 52 70 -18 35

ELBURTON VILLA 33 8 10 15 50 74 -24 34

DARTMOUTH 32 10 4 18 44 68 -24 34

LISKEARD ATHLETIC 33 6 7 20 49 75 -26 25

BOVEY TRACEY 33 5 7 21 47 95 -48 22

CULLOMPTON RANGERS 33 6 3 24 38 91 -53 21

HOLSWORTHY 33 2 6 25 34 122 -88 12

East:

Bickleigh 4 - 0 Crediton United

Okehampton Argyle 1 - 3 Alphington

Ottery St Mary 1 - 0 Axminster Town

Stoke Gabriel 6 - 0 Exeter Civil Service

Totnes & Dartington 1 - 0 Galmpton Gents

ROYAL MARINES 28 22 3 3 92 38 54 69

STOKE GABRIEL 34 22 3 9 92 43 49 69

LIVERTON UNITED 30 18 6 6 77 40 37 60

GALMPTON GENTS 31 17 6 8 71 38 33 57

ALPHINGTON 33 18 3 12 74 53 21 57

TOTNES & DARTINGTON 30 15 5 10 62 44 18 50

EXMOUTH TOWN 31 15 5 11 72 59 13 50

BUDLEIGH SALTERTON 33 15 5 13 65 53 12 50

EXETER CIVIL SERVICE 32 15 3 14 55 60 -5 48

APPLEDORE 30 15 2 13 76 64 12 47

TEIGNMOUTH 30 12 5 13 67 67 0 41

NEWTON ABBOT SPURS 32 11 4 17 60 78 -18 37

CREDITON UNITED 32 10 5 17 55 77 -22 35

EXETER UNIVERSITY 29 10 4 15 48 58 -10 34

AXMINSTER TOWN 30 10 2 18 48 85 -37 32

OKEHAMPTON ARGYLE 32 9 4 19 59 91 -32 31

OTTERY ST MARY 32 5 6 21 45 118 -73 21

BICKLEIGH 33 5 3 25 47 99 -52 18

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Hi Tony, another good result and step closer to promotion for the Lillywhites last night, well done. Certainly would be healthy for the League and the nearby Premier league Clubs to renew rivalry next season. On the subject, would be interesting to hear your opinions and anyone else connected to your club on how you think the current squad would fair in the Premier League and whether areas would require strengthening to either cement a respectable position or push for honours next season?

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Hi Lafs

Would be great to be back with the local derby v St.B. next season. Town's crowds are pretty good and would increase with promotion (assuming it happens of course) and the Club is now very well run and strong off the pitch thanks to the hard work of the committee who deserve much praise.

Assuming Andy & Parry decide to stay then I expect they'll want to strengthen in certain areas as one or two players may not be available anyway. In my opinion, Town's current squad is pretty strong and I would think probably hold down a top half place in the premier league (based on results against premier clubs in cup matches etc.

It would be nice to go up as champions and the boys have done all they can to put pressure on Perranporth. Another win at Dobwalls on Saturday would make it hard for Perran but if they pip us to the title well done to them. Let's just hope we're playing your "mob" next season in the league and who knows it may be as champions and charity cup holders too - we can dream!

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Hi Lafs

Would be great to be back with the local derby v St.B. next season. Town's crowds are pretty good and would increase with promotion (assuming it happens of course) and the Club is now very well run and strong off the pitch thanks to the hard work of the committee who deserve much praise.

Assuming Andy & Parry decide to stay then I expect they'll want to strengthen in certain areas as one or two players may not be available anyway. In my opinion, Town's current squad is pretty strong and I would think probably hold down a top half place in the premier league (based on results against premier clubs in cup matches etc.

It would be nice to go up as champions and the boys have done all they can to put pressure on Perranporth. Another win at Dobwalls on Saturday would make it hard for Perran but if they pip us to the title well done to them. Let's just hope we're playing your "mob" next season in the league and who knows it may be as champions and charity cup holders too - we can dream!

Is it definite you can get promoted then? If you win the league, will you definitely come up?

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As far as I know St.Austell have to do a few things, all of which is in hand over the summer. Planning has been approved for floodlights by the Council so I think St.Austell can go up. I guess if Town win the league then there's no problem but there seems to be no definite confirmation that Perranporth can't get promoted just what we hear from various sources, so if they win the league it's a waiting game I suppose. It would be nice for CSWPL officials to maybe confirm the position having done the ground inspections.

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Uncle Albert

Thanks for your kind comments regarding Launceston's performance last night. The spirit in the side at the moment is excellent and bodes well for next season, providing Joe can retain the current squad, which I think he will. It's just a good job that we didn't have to make any substitutions last night, as the combined age of the 3 on the bench was 108!!!!

With reference to the comments on the 'this is cornwall' website about Launceston officials confronting the referee and linesman after the game about their performance, i think this needs clarifying.

In the first half I thought the referees performance was excellent for such a young lad. He seemed authorative and well in control, not putting up with any back chat from either side, which was refreshing to see. However, in the 2nd half when the intensity of the game increased, due to Bodmin's desperation to get the 3 points they required, some of the decisions became staggering! Imagine our amazement and frustration when in stoppage time and trailing 1-0, we take a quick throw in to Sam Davey who is stood behind the Bodmin back 4 with an opportunity to race clear, only for the linesman to flag for offside and the referee to give a free-kick to Bodmin!!!

Anyway, enough bleating as we lost the game, good luck to both Buckland and Bodmin in their remaining 3 games and may the best team win!

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As far as I know St.Austell have to do a few things, all of which is in hand over the summer. Planning has been approved for floodlights by the Council so I think St.Austell can go up. I guess if Town win the league then there's no problem but there seems to be no definite confirmation that Perranporth can't get promoted just what we hear from various sources, so if they win the league it's a waiting game I suppose. It would be nice for CSWPL officials to maybe confirm the position having done the ground inspections.

The main problem at Perranporth is their postage stamp size dressing rooms?

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Hi Tony, another good result and step closer to promotion for the Lillywhites last night, well done. Certainly would be healthy for the League and the nearby Premier league Clubs to renew rivalry next season. On the subject, would be interesting to hear your opinions and anyone else connected to your club on how you think the current squad would fair in the Premier League and whether areas would require strengthening to either cement a respectable position or push for honours next season?

Laffs

As you are aware we have a great squad at the moment but.... I am sure Mr Dingle and Parr will want to bring in additional quality.

The Current squad easily be in the top half of the prem as indeed would most of the swpl west. The big challenge is getting in to the top 6, and as the biggest town in Cornwall that has got to be the clubs ambition if we are promoted. This will take a lot of hard work from the commitee to bring in additional funds to back the managment and then equally hard to find players with the experience at in the swpl premier div that want to join, but we have some excellent selling points now with the continued work at Poltair.

Depending on Promotion we have alot of enthusiastic local sponsors willing to back AFC ST AUSTELL to do this.

Exciting times ahead but it all hinges on promotion.

We have a project at St austell and we are way ahead of schedule at the moment so we will have to be carefull but my ambitions is not only to be a force in the swpl prem .... but get promoted.

Money Man

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Dan

All opinion of course but I think top half is very realistic for St.Austells current squad.

I think in the last 2 seasons Town have only lost in a competitive match against premier opposition to Bodmin (and that unluckily in extra time)but have beaten (easily in some cases and away from home in most) other teams such as Saltash, Torpoint, Liskeard, Wadebridge.

I guess the aim would be top 6 but I accept playing week in week out at a higher level would be harder which is why I say top half is realistic.

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All opinion of course but I think top half is very realistic for St.Austells current squad.

I think in the last 2 seasons Town have only lost in a competitive match against premier opposition to Bodmin (and that unluckily in extra time)but have beaten (easily in some cases and away from home in most) other teams such as Saltash, Torpoint, Liskeard, Wadebridge.

I guess the aim would be top 6 but I accept playing week in week out at a higher level would be harder which is why I say top half is realistic.

Agree!

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Dawey I was at the game watching and yes the linesman did flag for offside from a throwing which had everyone in stiches especially the launceston back four and the two bodmin strikers,but you said the ref gave a freekick, he didn't he actually over ruled the linesman who seemed to be on a different planet all night, good game and well done launceston who made a very good game of it.

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Dawey, the points you make are all very fair. The young ref certainly seemed to be carried along by the increasing tension of the occasion, and his award of a penalty was harsh to say the least.

But he wasnt helped by his more experienced assistants, one of whom clearly had the offside law muddled in his mind.

I repeat that Launceston were a real credit to the league, and any Buckland fans who were relying on them to put up a decent fight were not let down.

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Royal Marines 4 - 1 Liverton United

ROYAL MARINES 29 23 3 3 96 39 57 72

STOKE GABRIEL 34 22 3 9 92 43 49 69

LIVERTON UNITED 31 18 6 7 78 44 34 60

GALMPTON GENTS 31 17 6 8 71 38 33 57

ALPHINGTON 33 18 3 12 74 53 21 57

TOTNES & DARTINGTON 30 15 5 10 62 44 18 50

EXMOUTH TOWN 31 15 5 11 72 59 13 50

BUDLEIGH SALTERTON 33 15 5 13 65 53 12 50

EXETER CIVIL SERVICE 32 15 3 14 55 60 -5 48

APPLEDORE 30 15 2 13 76 64 12 47

TEIGNMOUTH 30 12 5 13 67 67 0 41

NEWTON ABBOT SPURS 32 11 4 17 60 78 -18 37

CREDITON UNITED 32 10 5 17 55 77 -22 35

EXETER UNIVERSITY 29 10 4 15 48 58 -10 34

AXMINSTER TOWN 30 10 2 18 48 85 -37 32

OKEHAMPTON ARGYLE 32 9 4 19 59 91 -32 31

OTTERY ST MARY 32 5 6 21 45 118 -73 21

BICKLEIGH 33 5 3 25 47 99 -52 18

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I agree Uncle Albert and I do believe that given time and experienced assistants, this young referee could well be one for the future.

Sven, I may well have been wrong on that one as I was having rage issues at the time at the initial offside decision, so I apologise lol!!

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Thats the problem with you Dawey ! To quick to have a go at the officials instead of stoping and thinking for a second about the decision the Ref has just made.The standard of the officiating this season has been alot better then previous seasons and would continue to improve if people like you gave them more credit.YEAH I KNOW !!

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No I am not he,I am a ref in P&D 6.You not seeing a red in your long drawn out career does sum you up tho.All the ability and talent but no fire in your belly , no passion and no desire to be a winner or to ever care enough to get a red card.Gary Lineker syndrome i feel,dosnt hurt bad enough when your not winning.Law of averages says you should have got atleast 1 Red in a 25 year career.Hope the kids you coach dont go the same way as you did and crucify officials when ever a decision does not go their way .Another ping from the WIZARD.

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